GoKawiilJuggler
Yes, it's another AI coding agent. The industry definitely needed one more.
If Juggler has an angle, it's that it's for people who want to be more hands-on over what the LLM is doing to their codebase. It gives you a visual workbench: inspectable tool calls, branching threads, editable context.
More blurb on the website: https://juggler.studio
And here's the TL;DR:
It is a proper GUI. This is not a console app. It's all about graphical visual navigation, inspection, and control.
This is not a console app. It's all about graphical visual navigation, inspection, and control. The session is a tree, not a doom-scroll. It's a Yjs document, not a transcript. Create sub-threads, drill down, backtrack, compare, and edit.
It's a Yjs document, not a transcript. Create sub-threads, drill down, backtrack, compare, and edit. Everything important is visible. Tool calls, approvals, thread structure, item properties, raw context — laid out in Finder-style Miller columns instead of buried in collapsible chat.
Tool calls, approvals, thread structure, item properties, raw context — laid out in Finder-style Miller columns instead of buried in collapsible chat. It's plugins all the way down. Context items, slash commands, LLM loop strategies, and their UIs are JavaScript extensions you can inspect, fork, or replace.
Context items, slash commands, LLM loop strategies, and their UIs are JavaScript extensions you can inspect, fork, or replace. It runs locally, remotely, or both at once. Use the same session with the same UI in the native desktop app, and/or browsers. Multiple clients can attach to the same session.
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